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Yeah, a good arranger can make any "music" sound good.They can also be harmonized.
But is it a good idea? You know, kids these days and their music...
Yeah, a good arranger can make any "music" sound good.They can also be harmonized.
Narrowing down specifically on the "not a" or "some" as an argument relying on a 'technicality' (as Bailiffs or lawyers sometimes do in court) is trivially quite harmless to Lions argument and misleading.
Hold on a minute there, buddy. I'm not the one lawyering.
Hold on a minute there, buddy. I'm not the one lawyering.
Weren't you the one calling for citations of 1 Timothy 6:10 translations?
Or dimethyltryptamine (or other entheogens).Not to be confused with prophetic visions, the DMT of the Tanakh.
Lion, keep in mind most or all of us here you argue with do not believe there is any evidence the gospels actually represent the journalistic reporting of what one individual said.
Christians argue an assumption of literal truth that quotes of Jesus are all true.
Lion, keep in mind most or all of us here you argue with do not believe there is any evidence the gospels actually represent the journalistic reporting of what one individual said.
Christians argue an assumption of literal truth that quotes of Jesus are all true.
Yes, I understand.
It's solely an internal critique as far as you're concerned. Ad arguendo.
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Someone is making too big a deal over whether;
- Money is the root of all evil.
- The love of money is the root of all evil.
- The love of money is a root of all evil.
- The love of money is the root of all kinds of evil.
- Things other than the love of money are also the root of all kinds of evil.
The very same ambiguity which allows a variety of interpretations ALSO allows alleged contradictions to be harmonized.
I think he means apparent inconsistencies. Lots and lots and lots of inconsistencies that are very apparent to those capable of seeing them.You mean alleged inconsistencies.
We are told in the bible that God creates every kind of evil.
...a paradox, which demonstrates unequivocally that an authority cannot arbitrarily define what is good.By telling us what is good He is creating
I must have nodded off while reading... I know which verse says the bit about creating good and evuil, but which verse explains it away with a vague ontological apologetic?We are told in the bible that God creates every kind of evil.
Yes, in an ontological way.
If God forms a thing that now exists, He has made an ontological opposite to existence called 'non' existence.
By forming light, He creates an ontological opposite called darkness - the absence of light.
Obedience to God is good. The ontological opposite - disobedience- is evil. By telling us what is good He is creating an opposite category - sin.
Christians get rich on religion. A relatively new version of Christianity is the 'success gospel', god wants you to be be rich, obviously self serving foe the modern Christian mega churches and TV Christians like the 500 Club.Saying something is THE root of all kinds of evil is extraordinarily ambiguous.
It could mean every kind of evil or lots of kinds of evil.